The Enigma: A Klaus Mikaelson Love Story {1}

Chapter 19: Trouble in Paradise

"Get up you waste of space" Rebekah said whacking me with her pillow. She had gotten us our own little mansion to live in, now that Klaus was out of the picture for us both. She had gotten my stuff from both the Salvatore brothers and Klaus and even managed to compel some random boys to unpack for us.

"What the devil is wrong with you? It's 7AM you can't actually be waking me up?" I asked in disbelief.

"We have to be at school by 8:30" She said rummaging through my wardrobe.

"I am over a thousand years old. I do not need to go to school." I scoffed as I want back to bed.

"We cannot be social recluses in this town. I have friends at school, they can be your friends too! We have to go." Rebekah said pulling the cover off my bed, still adamant in her excitement for school of all things. Even the bloody humans didn't want to go there every morning.

"Rebekah Mikaelson, do you want to die?" I said as I yanked the cover back from her, it was too early for her shenanigans.

"No! You're coming to school with me and that's final." She said standing at the foot of my bed with hands on her hips.

"Or what?"

"Or I'll throw parties every night and I'll never allow you to sleep!" She said smirking at me after she pulled the lowest blow and threatened the only thing that truly made me happy.

"Fine you conniving bitch" I said stumbling tiredly out of bed in defeat. It was always going to be a lose-lose situation, but at least this way I had the most minor of victories.

"Here" She said throwing some clothes at me and leaving my room so I could get ready.

I went into the shower and took a long one, simply to spite Rebekah. I sat down at my dressing table, curling my long hair and putting it into an up do. I looked at the outfit Rebekah had picked out for me and smiled. At least someone knew how to dress. It was a loose black top with silver elephant tiled on it and light blue high waisted jeans. I slipped on the clothes and along with a pair of black combat boots.

"What do you need for school?" I asked her as I went into the kitchen and poured myself a bag of blood. "I wouldn't know since I've never been because I never wanted to in my life and I still don't."

"Not much" She said sitting down at the table and paying no mind to my snide comment. "I'll take you to a stationery shop on the way"

"I see you've taken Klaus's food stock" I said gesturing to the fully stocked fridge with everything and anything one could imagine. Klaus did love to be prepared for anything and everything.

"It's the least he can do." She smirked, clearly enjoying making a mess of all his plans. "Now drink up. We've got lessons to go to."

After we spent 6 decades in the stationery shop—due to Rebekah's insistence on buying everything that one might potentially need for school—we finally arrived at the dreary Mystic Falls High School. Rebekah led me to the Principal's office and after an excruciatingly long talk with her, she finally led me into a classroom where I saw Elena and Stefan.

"Hey Fi, come sit with us" Elena said beaming at me. "I didn't realise you'd be coming to school" she said as I sat down on the desk next to her.

"Neither did I. I don't understand how people get up this early" I murmured resting my head on the desk as Stefan and Elena laughed at me.

"I'm throwing an anti-curfew party at my place" I heard Rebekah say. "if you want to bury the hatchet, you're welcome to come" She told Elena.

"You said if I come here, you wouldn't have any parties" I whined, I was already sleep deprived and now she wanted a load of sexually repressed children in our home.